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Hearst Museum object titled Coat and jacket, accession number 9-16315a,b, described as coat (a) & jacket (b); coat, cotton, black with blue lining. 50 cm in front, 83 cm in back. set-in sleeves (20 cm long) with embroidered panel (geometric design-purple, yellow, gr. & rust) near shoulder & blue trim. red, white, black & blue cotton & pink ribbon-like applique at neck. Jacket, 29 cm long. Indigo dyed cotton with white string buttons. sleeves 39 cm long with embroidered panels (black, red, gr. & orange-geometric pattern) & applique (blue, black, wh. & red) at cuffs.
Hearst Museum object titled Dress and jacket, accession number 9-16519a,b, described as Dress with bolero jacket, (a) green sundress with magenta panels and gold thread embroidery near tip of bodice and at hem; broad shoulder straps, zipper in back. Textile. India. Length 131 cm; (b) short-sleeved bolero jacket with narrow collar magenta with gold embroidery and green lining; length 38.5 cm.
Hearst Museum object titled Dress and jacket, accession number 2-69198a,b, described as Ensemble: Western-style strapless dress and jacket, constructed from black brocade; Chinese silk satin, motifs are longevity symbol and circle of bats surrounding good luck symbol; both garments lined with black silk crepe.
Hearst Museum object titled Dress, jacket, and shirt, accession number 7-5636a-c, described as a. dress; sleeveless, scoop neck; blue sateen w/ varicolored embroidery on front center panel; length: 83.5 cm. b. blouse; white net, long gathered sleeves, plain neck; length 37.5 cm. c. headdress with veil; blue sateen tiara trimmer with synthetic pearls, beads and varicolored embroidery; sheer white cap; 1.101 cm.
Hearst Museum object titled Jacket, accession number 3-29952, described as Jacquard-loomed, plain weave; two-faced supp. weft brocading; 10 pieces joined by sewing machine with French seams; collar, bottom band, and sleeve cuffs are separate pieces; pockets lined with grey commercial cloth and jacket lined with black commercial cloth (acetate); cuffs, pockets and center front all have snap closures. Native name/meaning: Saco/Jacket. Materials, techniques: Cotton: singles in black (ground cloth) and multicolors (supp. weft brocading). Context of use: Donated by Brian Tapp in memory Rodolfo Alvarez Farfan. Lined completely in black commercial cloth (acetate) woven with a feather motif.. This waist length jacket is dominated by bright mutli-colored supp. weft brocading. It was probably created for the tourist market, as it is constructed much like American-style denim jackets, with front and back yokes, snap closures, multiple pockets and a wide flared collar. The outer pockets are lined with commercial plaid cloth at the breast line, while those at the hip line are lined with a commercial gray cloth.
Hearst Museum object titled Jacket, accession number 9-21607, described as Woman’s jacket: L=108.0 neck to hem; W=140.5 cm sleeve edge to sleeve edge; Imperial Era, blue gauze ground, with dragon medallion pattern woven into fabric; Han-style sleeves finished with wide bands of white, black and silver, embroidered with birds and flowering branches and flying insects. Side slits, neck opening and bottom borders edged with black and white bands of embroidered silk and lace; gold buttons Lined in navy silk.
Hearst Museum object titled Jacket, accession number 2-66962, described as Garment, woman’s jacket. Medium green wool cloth, green cotton cloth lining, fitted style with stays, long sleeves with cuffs, black cloth covered buttons as trim (one missing); seam stitching broken on left side. Length 45.0 cm. Materials: wool, cotton, metal. Sewn.
Hearst Museum object titled Jacket, accession number 9-17019a, no description available.
Hearst Museum object titled Jacket, accession number 10-3028, no description available.
Hearst Museum object titled Jacket, accession number 9-4836, described as child’s jacket, dark blue cotton embroidered in colors, and blue mirrors.

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